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just finished scarfin' down some chicken biryani and garlic nan... omg, so delicious! 
i live in an apartment complex with a lot of Indian people so i always smell their food cooking when i walk into the building... and today it smelled so good that i decided i just had to go get take out from an Indian restaurant nearby.
what are some of your favorite dishes?
never had indian food...but Thai food is amazing...pad thai mmmmmmm
Whats with some indian people smelling bad. Is it that curry stuff.?
Indian food is bleh...
The smell of Indian food is uber-bleh...
And curry... OMFG do I hate that shit.
Chicken Tandoori FTW!
Chicken Tikka Masala + Nan
FOR. THE. WIN.
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| Originally posted by jonSun Whats with some indian people smelling bad. Is it that curry stuff.? |
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| Originally posted by Caela never had indian food |
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| Originally posted by fayraree Sweetie, we'll have to fix that for you. Bombay Palace in MTL next time we're there |
our poor stomachs)...speaking of which, the lineup pretty much sucks ass 
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| Originally posted by Caela sounds great, to follow up GG weekend (can't forget poutine too! our poor stomachs)...speaking of which, the lineup pretty much sucks ass |
I'm vegetarian so none of that chicken biryani for me...but I still I love it...well no shit, I'm Indian...
Love the spices...
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| Originally posted by fayraree And uh...yeah, we smell bad because our kitchens don't have the best circulation and that spicy, onion-y, oily smell sticks to your clothes and hair, man! Imagine how much your clothes would stink of cigarettes if you lived with a chain smoker Thanks being to God for Lysol and Body Shop burning oil! |
well haven't had it yet but whenever my dad gets indian take out it smells like ass so im not that tempted
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| Originally posted by l�cid i smell like an Indian now 'cause i got food all over my hand. hey, maybe one of you guys can tell me... with my food i got 3 little sauces, one of them was a yogurt cucumber sauce, then there was a pasty dark green one that tasted reeeeally delicious, but i couldn't put my finger on what it was made with... then there was a dark red one that looked like a chutney that was kinda sweet, but i didn't like it. i'd like to know what they are for future reference, and so i know what i'm eating, lol. |
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i love curry, but i prefer thai curry dishes. give me anything spicy, i love it!
i do not know that much about indian food as i havent eaten it enough to know, but i do like butter chicken.
Re: Indian Food Appreciation Thread
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| Originally posted by l�cid just finished scarfin' down some chicken biryani and garlic nan... omg, so delicious! i live in an apartment complex with a lot of Indian people so i always smell their food cooking when i walk into the building... and today it smelled so good that i decided i just had to go get take out from an Indian restaurant nearby. what are some of your favorite dishes? |
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| Originally posted by TazZ-erT Chicken Tikka Masala + Nan FOR. THE. WIN. |
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| Originally posted by adi26 white cucumber - its called raita green - hari chutney (hari means green in hindi )red - lal chutney (lal = red) Let fayraree explain what they are made of |
I'll try...)
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| Originally posted by fayraree LOL I'll try...If the green has a refreshing, minty taste, it's made of exactly that: mint with hints of spice and chili--it should be just a tinge spicy for flavour I presume. It's called "Podina" (mint) chutney. The red one, if sweet, is not the classic "Lal" (red) I think...it's probably "Imli" (tamarind). Which is a bit tart. (kinda like Lucid up there, who has orgasms with her rice )Those are the most common ones served at Indian/Pakistani restaurants. Check this site for more info: http://www.indianfoodsco.com/Submit/Chutneys.htm |
I never thought it would so hard to eanswer that question....
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| Originally posted by nchs09 y not just ask them for food? |
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| Originally posted by fayraree LOL I'll try... If the green has a refreshing, minty taste, it's made of exactly that: mint with hints of spice and chili--it should be just a tinge spicy for flavour I presume. It's called "Podina" (mint) chutney. The red one, if sweet, is not the classic "Lal" (red) I think...it's probably "Imli" (tamarind). Which is a bit tart. (kinda like Lucid up there, who has orgasms with her rice ) Those are the most common ones served at Indian/Pakistani restaurants. Check this site for more info: http://www.indianfoodsco.com/Submit/Chutneys.htm |
i had a feeling the green one was mint, but all the spices threw me off and had me totally confused... it was damn tasty though.
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| Originally posted by adi26 Lol, well done man I never thought it would so hard to eanswer that question.... |
mmm....I love that indian food. The spicier the better - haha!
Dal makhani is probably one of my favourite dishes - dal and some beans in a *really* good spicy sauce.
Aloo pakora is also pretty good too - dip it in the chutneys...mmm...so tasty.
But, since I'm lebanese, I'm very partial to arab foods. Mmm! mloukhieh!
Banana Leaf rice FTW !
Indian food is the best food on the planet imo. I could eat it for every meal. The only thing is whenever I go back to eating "normal" food it doesn't taste of much!!!
I love Indian food! It tastes soo good. I wish more places would make it spicer. They ask u if your 'suuure' you want it that spicey, and sometimes they make me second guess myself and I get 'medium' and its weak sauce.
Some of my favorites:
Chicken Tiki masala
Dal
Pantaar
Garlic Naan
I totaly spelled those wrong, but Im too lazy to look them up. 
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